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England Slovenia match. Where can I watch it online?
kevbaz replied to JJonas's topic in General Chat
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D'oh, it's only a game! Kids being allowed out early...!
kevbaz replied to tech_guy's topic in General Chat
Brian Blessed's battle cry Slovenia v England Awesome! -
Due to high volumes of sample requests, 3M are experiencing delays in dispatching the products. We will endeavour to have your sample with you as soon as possible.
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i just put a couple on via my mobile and i got an email with an offer code for 100% increase on your winnings (up to £50)
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And thats just the Police!
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no its the inflation increases
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Have a bit of faith, bit like supporting england! feel free to bitch and moan once all is said and done if warrented to do so, this isnt the same tories as it was years ago, times have changes, people have changed so peoples antiquated opinions need to change..
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I wish people would get over themselves, labours policy of buy now pay later has led the country to ruin, action needs to be taken, and now, do you want to end up like greece?
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Noooo ive ben toppled! damn you Villa! hehe
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I hate tennis..
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looking like a good shout!
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is reina confirmed as playing? (hes by far the better keeper)
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whats your tips for today then?
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The disgraceful sending off of Kaka didnt help me yesterday..
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The gap has closed to 3 points.. any closer i think i may have to start kicking teams! hehe
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The Germans are loosing... 37 mins RED CARD Germany's Miroslav Klose... things are certainly interesting..
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I think it may have been the 32gb model not sure as hes not in today but it was only last weekend, might have been an instore deal?
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A collegue bought one in HMV brand new for £220.. so id give those fleabay ones a miss...
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We are also not a new build, no one knows whats going on and weve been asking critcal questions scince feb and as of yet had no answers, now weve been told one of our sponsors will host and maintain the website, opening more issues, and also the domain name transfer from swgfl cannot happen until weve opend as the academy... no decisionon the new network domain name, none of the external domain name, nothing on our staffing structure and theres more but i ant tink of at the moment Major issue is the lack of communication, were just not getting answers
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A handheld laser likened to a Star Wars lightsabre and so powerful it can instantly blind and "set fire to skin and other body parts" can be bought online and shipped to the UK. The device - with a beam 1,000 times stronger than sunlight on the skin - is touted by makers as "the most dangerous laser ever created". Trading standards chiefs said they were "seriously concerned" about the sale of the Spyder III Pro Arctic model and have warned against its use. As well as blinding, burning and causing cancer, its Hong Kong-based maker, Wicked Lasers, admits that "a split-second laser light in a plane cockpit (...) can be disastrous". Star Wars fans are among hundreds of people who have already shown an interest in buying the laser, for sale to the general public for £135. Laser safety expert John Colton, director of Lucid Optical Services, told Sky News Online that the lasers were "horrendously dangerous". "Under no circumastances should they be on sale on the internet," he said. Mr Colton said the 1W beam was 1,000 times stronger than laser pointers normally available to the public. They could be "deadly" if aimed at car drivers or even pilots in planes, Mr Colton added. Wicked said the device would have cost thousands of pounds to build not long ago, but technological advances have made it available much more cheaply. "Don't let the Arctic name fool you, this laser possesses the most burning capabilities of any portable laser in existence," the website reads. "That's why it's also the most dangerous laser ever created." The website goes on to warn: "Extremely dangerous is an understatement to the power of 1W of laser power. "It will blind permanently and instantly and set fire quickly to skin and other body parts." It adds that users should use eye protection and must read and agree the "Laser Hazard Acknowledgment Form". News of the laser has sparked a flurry of excitement on social networking websites. One person wrote: "Real lasers that resemble Star Wars lightsabres, that can burn skin, cut through plastic and ignite matches - yes please." Another wrote: "The fact that it looks like a lightsabre is even cooler." One more said: "I must have this. Birthday present anyone? I will KILL things, with FIRE." Christine Heemskerk, lead officer for product safety at the Trading Standards Institute (TSI), said the items should not be on sale to the general public. "We are seriously concerned about the sale of these products which should only be for industrial use." Ms Heemskerk added that because the lasers were manufactured abroad, there was nothing the TSI could do to stop their sale over the internet. Deadly 'Star Wars Lightsabre' Sold To UK - Yahoo! News UK
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Do you thinkg IPlayer is going to work next Wednesday?
kevbaz replied to SimpleSi's topic in General Chat
BBC site has been much better than the itv site, itv picture is lower quailty and the stream keeps going down, bbc has been rock solid so far, i dont forsee issues next wed -
They never will as they are going on the digital download/streaming route
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were going through it now and its becoming a nightmare...
